Edmonton Hotels with Bars

I went to the store to upgrade the Vice Presidential Suite. The size is not small, and there is only one bathroom, which is not reasonable. The food in the executive lounge is small and monotonous.

The location is accessible to different public transport which is convenient for solo travellers. Also, it is in the middle of downtown area where restaurants and major establishments are located. Overall, chateau Lacombe is a good hotel to stay if you are planning to go in Edmonton.

The staff is friendly, the hotel is comfortable and hygienic, and the bathroom equipment is new. The breakfast is also good, with many choices, and the location is close to West Edmonton Mall, which is only a 10-minute drive away. 

The hotel is in a good location in the urban area, convenient for travel, and has a good view.

We had a lovely stay. They’ve set up the room as per request. There was a reasonably sized gym for working out, a jacuzzi and a swimming pool. We tried having dinner and the food was awesome, the ambience was just perfect. Even the breakfast was great, with lots of choices. To improve further maybe add more washroom kits, like toothbrush and toothpaste and extra towels. Please extend breakfast until 10am on weekdays for those who wake up late, and a lifeguard for the pool if there are kids around.

The hotel is very cost-effective, the rooms are quite good, clean and tidy, and the staff service is professional. Equipped with an ice machine, this is absolutely perfect for those who like cold drinks! A little regret that there is no buffet breakfast, you need to order your own order. In the corner of an overpass, the surrounding area is a bit messy due to road construction, but there is a large parking lot in front to make a buffer. Overall, it is okay. It is estimated that the construction should be changed after a few months. Because of pet-friendly, this is the second stay. Traveling, you have to drive better, after all, not in Downtown, there are no bustling commercial street attractions around. But there are also fast food such as burgers across the overpass. If you want to live comfortably, check in at other places to eat and drink, then this is enough! In short, it is recommended and worth the money!

If the food is important on your stay, this is the place to be. The option to have 7-12 breakfast or to extend until 2:30 with brunch is fantastic because you can wakeup late or do any other activity then straight to the restaurant. Both options are delicious, well stocked and prepared to perfection. We tried both the early breakfast and the brunch. Based on the good experience, we decided to try the restaurant bar at night. Same story, good food. Another common thing you'll find is the hospitality and the good mood for every single staff. Is a well notice thing which sometimes is not common. The rooms are quiet and if you get in the upper level, the view can add an extra. We're in Edmonton usually two times a year. Definitely we'll come back here

Nice hotel, which was spotlessly clean, with good facilities. Indoor pool and games room plus pool on roof. Good choice for breakfast. Bar area was pleasant, but fairly quiet, although not expensive. In general, the staff were helpful and efficient. The Hotel is in a rather scruffy area about 5 minutes walk from the restaurants and bars but it felt very safe.

The hotel is very close to the water park, driving about 8 minutes, near the KFC, Walmart, the hotel's breakfast is also not bad, but the facilities are relatively old, like many years ago, the hotel's service in general, just started to check in when I saw to take a lot of luggage no one to help take a little bit of the face of the expressionless.

Front desk were kind enough to loan me an iphone charger while I was there which was very much appreciated. The room was comfortable, nice view. I don't normally stay in the hilton hotels so I'm not a member of their little club that gives you access to ”basic” wifi, and I just don't like dishing out all my details so without much of a phone charge to tether off, I resigned myself to reading a book on an evening.